A wrinkle in time

Newbery Medal Award.

A wrinkle in time

Laurel-leaf library

Newbery Medal Award.

The invisible child : on reading and writing books for children

In Search of Wonder -- The Child in the Attic -- The Invisible Child -- Missing Persons -- Confusion at the Crossroads -- Still Summoned by Books -- The Yearling and I -- Metaphors to Live By -- Hope and Happy Endings -- The Story of My Lives -- People I Have Known -- Do I Dare Disturb the Universe? -- Ideas -- Sounds in the Heart -- Newbery Medal Acceptance Speech (1981) for Jacob Have I Loved -- Creativity Limited: Novels for Young People Today -- Words -- National Book Award Acceptance Speech (1979) for The Great Gilly Hopkins -- Newbery Medal Acceptance Speech (1978) for Bridge to Terabithia -- National Book Award Acceptance Speech (1977) for The Master Puppeteer -- Laying the First Plank -- Reading and Writing -- Excerpts from A Sense of Wonder and Gates of Excellence.

Mrs. Frisby and the rats of Nimh

A gathering of days : a New England girl's journal, 1830-32 : a novel

Island of the Blue Dolphins

Laurel-leaf library

The crossover

Warm-up: Dribbling -- Josh Bell -- How I got my nickname -- At first -- Filthy McNasty -- Jordan Bell -- On the way to the game -- Five reasons I have locks -- Mom tells Dad -- Conversation -- Basketball rule #1. -- First quarter: JB and I -- At the end of warm-ups, my brother tries to dunk -- The sportscaster -- Josh's play-by-play -- Crossover -- The show -- The bet, part one -- Ode to my hair -- The bet, part two -- The game is tied -- In the locker room -- Cut -- Calamity -- Mom doesn't like us eating out -- Missing -- The inside of Mom and Dad's bedroom closet -- Patella tendinitis -- Sundays after church -- Basketball rule #2 -- Girls -- While Vondie and JB -- Pulchritudinous -- Practice -- Walking home -- Man to man -- After dinner -- After we win -- Dad takes us to Krispy Kreme and tells us his favorite story (again) -- Basketball rule #3 -- Josh's play-by-play [two] -- The new girl -- I missed three free throws tonight -- Basketball rule #4 -- Having a mother -- Mom shouts -- Hypertension -- To fall asleep -- Why we only ate salad for Thanksgiving -- How do you spell trouble? -- Bad news -- Gym class. -- Second quarter: Conversation -- Conversation [two] -- Basketball rule #5 -- Showoff -- Out of control -- Mom calls me into the kitchen -- 35-18 -- Too good -- I'm on free throw number twenty-seven -- He probably -- t Ironic -- This is Alexis, may I please speak to Jordan? -- Phone conversation (I sub for JB) -- JB and I -- Boy walks into a room -- At practice -- Second-person -- Third wheel -- Tipping point -- The main reason I can't sleep -- Surprised -- Conversation -- Game time, 6:00 p.m. -- This is my second year -- Basketball rule #6 -- Josh's play-by-play [three] -- Before. -- Third quarter: After -- Suspension -- Churlish -- This week, I -- Basketball rule #7 -- The nosebleed section -- Fast break -- Storm -- The next morning -- Profusely -- Article #1 in the Daily News (December 14) -- Mostly everyone -- Final Jeopardy -- Dear Jordan -- I don't know -- No pizza and fries -- Even Vondie -- Uh-oh -- I run into Dad's room -- Behind closed doors -- The girl who stole my brother -- Things I learn at dinner -- Dishes -- Coach's talk before the game -- Text messages from Mom, part one -- The second half -- Tomorrow is the last day of school before Christmas vacation -- Coach comes over -- Estranged -- School's out -- The phone rings -- Basketball rule #8 -- When we get to the court -- At noon, in the gym, with Dad. -- Fourth quarter: The doctor pats Jordan and me on the back and says -- Myocardial infarction -- Okay, Dad -- Mom, since you asked, I'll tell you why I'm so angry -- Text messages from Vondie -- On Christmas Eve -- Santa Clause stops by -- }t Questions -- Tanka for language arts class -- I don't think I'll ever get used to -- Basketball rule #9 -- As we're about to leave for the final game -- During warm-ups -- Text messages from Mom, part two -- For Dad -- The last shot. -- Overtime: Article #2 in the Daily News (January 14) -- Where do we go from here? -- Starless -- Basketball rule #10 -- There are so many friends -- Free throws.

The surrender tree : poems of Cuba's struggle for freedom

Tales my father never told

One crazy summer

Gaither Sisters ;

The Continuum encyclopedia of children's literature

Encyclopedia of children's literature

Victory. Stand! : raising my fist for justice

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